Rockland Gazette : March 4, 1875
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON BY ESTABLISHMENT 7O SE & PORTER Having every facility in Pressefl, 1 ype and Material 244 Main Street. to which we are constantly making additions,w e are prepared to execute with promptness and good style, t i: 11 31 H : every variety of Job Printing, including Town Reports, Catalogues, By - Laws, Posr- If paid strictly in advance—per annum, $2.00 4 it payment is delayed G months 2,25 ora. Shop Bills, Hand Bills, Programmes, jt not paid till tne close oi the year, 2,50 Circulars, Bill Heads, BotteT Heads, «*' New subscubers are expected to make the Law and Corporation Blanks, Receipts, Bills ol Lading, Business. Addross and I Wedding Cards. Ushers. T ags. B ab els, JT S‘ncle copies Dvi :s—lor sale at the office & o.,& o., and at the bookstores. VOL. 30. ROCKLAND, MAINE, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 4, 1875, NO 13. PRINTING IN COLORS AND BRONZING Z. 1‘OI’E VOSE. J. II. PORTER. will receive careful attention. live you, mark my words. And if the “ My name is Wolf Ileatherclough, TH REE 1) A YS UNDERQ li OLS our feet: and, following it almost instantly, use of their signal of “attention.” The darling wish. She had seen in town just I ’ iictrn. law had its just titles this day, you'd be up miss,” he said. r _ ------ . was seen at a little distance to faniilar tap—tap—tap tap—tap was re- the sewing machine she coveted. With EFJohn B. Gough has a lecture con yonder, with a striped suit on and a hall to Then the two pairs of eyes, one black, , The sun on Friday, April 2, had risenisen j sway jind then to fall,, making a,draft of | turned, and I saw at once that my instrue- this wonderful little helper in the house, cerning “ peculiar people,” and if he had your leg.*’ the other blue, looked at each other, and brightly on (he mining village of Caobon- air wilieh immediately extinuished tor must he among those outside.* she had no doubt but that she would in time had occasion to revise it during the past once glance was just as firm, fearless, and °fr» aU(I the dull and dismal March day.
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